Oklahoma in #1 By a Huge Margin

For the first time probably all season, I spent a Saturday glued to the TV to watch college football. Well, except for the Georgia Tech game, which I could only get online, I hooked up my second monitor to my computer so I could watch and still do internet/bridge base stuff and not miss any of the game. There were several upsets last week, most notably Wisconsin over Ohio State and Kentucky over South Carolina. For the record, my computer correctly picked Mississippi State to beat Florida.

This weekend there are two matchups of undefeated teams: Oklahoma at Missouri, and LSU at Auburn. But probably the only game I'll watch (between sessions at the Columbia, SC bridge tournament) is Georgia Tech at Clemson.

The last column in the table below isn't one I've included so far this season, but it is the team's strength of schedule rank among the 121 FBS teams. Wyoming has apparently played the most fierce competition to date.

Rank	Prev	BCSrank	W	L		Team	Total Rtg.	SS Rank
1	1	1	6	0		Oklahoma	100.000	12
2	10	4	7	0		Auburn	88.915	32
3	4	7	7	0		Michigan State	87.728	56
4	3	11	6	0		Missouri	87.386	57
5	2	6	7	0		LSU	85.150	36
6	5	3	5	0		Boise State	84.708	60
7	7	2	6	0		Oregon	82.866	102
8	6	5	7	0		TCU	82.269	83
9	8	8	6	1		Alabama	80.704	48
10	12	14	6	0		Oklahoma St	79.815	81
11	11	12	5	1		Stanford	76.991	33
12	9	10	7	1		Ohio State	76.798	86
13	18	15	5	1		Iowa	75.471	55
14	17	18	5	1		Arizona	72.231	53
15	31	13	6	1		Wisconsin	71.057	84
16	16	17	6	1		FSU	69.388	73
17	21	22	5	1		Kansas State	69.238	54
18	29	24	5	2		Mississippi St	67.895	31
19	14		7	1		Nevada	67.304	92
20	15		5	2		NCST	66.108	35
21	27	20	5	1		WV	66.039	82
22	33		4	2		UNC	65.805	10
23	13	21	4	2		South Carolina	65.362	18
24	28	9	6	0		Utah	64.484	120
25	22		5	2		Michigan	64.193	39

So, here's what my computer says about this week:
Clemson 27, Georgia Tech 25
Kentucky 29, Georgia 28
Oklahoma 27, Misouri 23
Auburn 30, LSU 23
Iowa 27, Wisconsin 24
Oklahoma Sate 36, Nebraska 27